Welcome to your

Work Immersion
Subject!
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Meaning Importance Hours Tips for

of Work rendered in Work
Immersion Work Immersion
Immersion
What is the meaning of work immersion?

Work Immersion is one of

the course requirements
for graduation. Through
Work Immersion, the
students are exposed to
and become familiar with
work-related environment
related to their field of
specialization to enhance
their competence.
What is the most important of having a
work immersion?

Enhanced cognitive skills:

immersion students typically
develop greater cognitive
flexibility, demonstrating
increased attention control,
better memory, and
superior problem solving
skills as well as an enhanced
understanding of their
primary language.
What is work immersion example?

Examples of work immersion

venues include offices,
factories, shops, and project
sites. A Senior High School
student has to undergo
Work Immersion in an
industry that directly
relates to the student’s
postsecondary goal.
“Work immersion is a key
feature in the senior high
school curriculum.”

—Someone Anonymous
What are the 3 stages of
work immersion?

✓ pre-immersion
✓ immersion proper
and;
✓ post immersion
How many hours of
immersion in high school?
In the approved latest draft of
the Senior High School (SHS)
curriculum, students that choose
to take the Technical-Vocational-
Livelihood tracks are expected to
spend 80 hours outside campus,
doing “Immersion.”
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will spend 80 hours in a company,

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field, organization, or other

workplace on the second half of
Grade 12.
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